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Everything 
Everything has a bit of everything in it, including two stories from yours truly—Statuesque, a murder mystery, and Phobic Consequences, a horror story. The other stories, from a variety of genres, are from Zoey Mendez, Arthur Blair and Nathan Weaver. For just 99¢, it is affordable for just about everyone. Available only for the Kindle (though you can download the free Kindle app for your smartphone or computer so just about everyone can access it).
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Mini Tales From the Dark Side  Check out Nancy A. Cavanaugh's first self-published eBook, Mini Tales From the Dark Side. The eBook features more than 25 micro and flash fiction stories that she wrote over the last five years featuring speculative fiction. The speculative stories feature zombies, aliens, ghosts, angels, demons and other monsters doing all sorts of destructive things. Or you can buy a PDF version for $2.99. Just click on the Buy Me button below. You don't have to have an account with PayPal to make a paymemt. Or Buy for the Nook or Kindle.
Customer Comments I read your book of flash stories and was entertained. Money well spent. -- Adam Burchett (9/5/11)
Mini Tales: Life, Love and Death 
Nancy A. Cavanaugh's newest eBook titled, Mini Tales: Life, Love and Death, has 30 micro and flash fiction stories covering the spectrum of life from birth to death. Cavanaugh doesn't shy away from edgier topics like murder, suicide, and spousal abuse. It will be available for the Kindle soon. Or buy a PDF version today for $2.99. Just click the Buy Now button below. You don't have to have an account with PayPal to make a paymemt. Or Buy for the Nook or Kindle.
If you would like to review any of these eBooks, please drop me an e-mail.
Sample Stories: From Mini Tales From the Dark Side “What’s your project?” the Universal Science Fair judge asked. “I populated a planet called Earth with diverse foliage and animal life. One animal species evolved to have advanced intellect,” Snarflug answered. “Very impressive.” That afternoon Snarflug was awarded the first prize. He collected his trophy then headed to Dawbur’s house. “Ready?” Snarflug asked. His best friend grinned evilly then nodded. Snarflug pressed a red button and they watched with glee as all life on Earth was destroyed with volcano eruptions, tsunamis, earthquakes, and floods. They dumped the experiment in the trash then went inside to play video games.
From Mini Tales: Life, Love and Death Screeching filled the newsroom as the squirrel frantically tried to escape from the trap. She tried everything she could think of to escape as the staff watched with pity. They were happy to get back to work after the pest controller showed up and removed the menace that had been tormenting them for weeks. A week later, a horrific stench filled the air system and quickly dispersed throughout the office when the heat was turned up. Editors and reporters ran for the bathrooms to empty the contents of their stomachs before heading out into the cold for fresh air. The secretary called the pest controller before making her own mad dash for the ladies room. The pest controller rushed over. He eventually traced the smell to the server room. Tucked behind a rack of computers was a nest with two half-eaten baby squirrels and a bloated one draped over its siblings. The pest controller blanched as he quickly cleared away the nest and remains. The staff was sent home and the office was closed so the building could be aired out and squirrel-proofed. For the first time in the 200-year history of the company, no newspaper was published that day.
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